- Over 710,000 homes and businesses now have access to United Fiber’s proprietary Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) network, with the company targeting 830,000 premises by the end of 2025.
- As part of United Group’s €2 billion strategic investment plan in Greece through 2027, United Fiber plays a critical role in the country’s digital transformation, fully aligned with the European Digital Agenda 2030.
United Fiber (UF), a 100% subsidiary of United Group, Southeast Europe’s leading telecommunications and media provider, which also owns Nova, continues the consistent rollout of its strategic plan to deliver a modern, resilient, high-speed FTTH network. This initiative is designed to significantly accelerate Greece’s transition to the Gigabit society and the AI-driven economy.
To date, over 710,000 homes and businesses have been passed by United Fiber’s proprietary FTTH network, putting the company on track to reach 830,000 premises by year-end 2025.
United Fiber is implementing its plan with targeted geographic deployment and rapid execution, achieving significant progress in key regions across Greece:
- Attica: Over 460,000 homes are connectable, with 63% (290,000) already internally wired.
- Peloponnese: More than 70,000 premises passed, with 50% (35,000) internally wired.
- Thessaly: Coverage extends to 45,000 premises, with 63% (28,700) internally wired.
- Thessaloniki: The United Fiber network covers over 103,000 premises, with 77% (80,000) internally wired.
- Crete (Heraklion-focused): Over 42,000 premises passed, with 45% (19,000) internally wired.
United Fiber’s ongoing FTTH investments are pivotal in reducing digital inequalities, enhancing the competitiveness of local economies, and improving quality of life through high-speed, reliable, and sustainable next-generation infrastructure.
As a key pillar of United Group’s €2 billion investment plan for Greece (with over €1 billion already invested), United Fiber is actively contributing to the country’s transition toward a sustainable, technologically advanced growth model. This effort directly supports the National Recovery and Digital Transformation Plan, a cornerstone of the European Digital Agenda 2030.
George Angeloussis, CEO of United Fiber, stated: “The development of next-generation infrastructure is a strategic investment in the country’s future. We are proud to be a driver for Greece’s digital transformation, already providing fiber access to more than 710,000 homes and businesses. Through targeted, large-scale investments and our unwavering commitment to fast and effective implementation, we are propelling Greece into the Gigabit era, moving beyond outdated copper networks and into full fiber connectivity (FTTH)”.